Speakers
| Speaker | Date | Topic |
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| Past President Bill Silver | Oct 04, 2022 7:30 AM |
What’s this AI thing I keep hearing about?
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE |
| Tim Dinsmore, President, Newcastle Historical | Oct 18, 2022 7:30 AM |
history of the 18th century shipbuilders on the Damariscotta
He will talk mostly on his archaeology work on the history of the 18th century shipbuilders on the Barstow-Bryant sites on Bill and Polly Vaughan's property in Newcastle!
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| Michael McGovern, Chairperson | Nov 15, 2022 7:30 AM |
Global Polio Eradication
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| John Luft | Nov 29, 2022 7:30 AM |
ReVision Energy
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| Riley Stevenson | Jan 03, 2023 7:30 AM |
Social and Economics of Climate Changes in Maine
Riley Stevenson is a climate activist from Waldoboro. She has worked on local and statewide climate initiatives in the spheres of advocacy, activism, and policy change. She is most interested in the social and economic impacts of the climate crisis on Maine's communities, and on solving problems related to disconnect between those creating policy surrounding this issue and those being impacted by it. She graduated from Lincoln Academy in 2021, took a gap year which brought her as far away as central Chile and as close to home as Portland, and is now studying Environmental Studies and International and Public Affairs at Brown University. |
| Sam Kennedy, Kieve-Wavus Education | Feb 07, 2023 7:30 AM |
Educators In Residence Program
KWE's Educator in Residence program: In each school, the EIR uses their training in KWE's experiential approach to social-emotional learning and based on four pillars: core-curricular instruction, counseling and behavioral intervention, extracurricular activity, and faculty and staff duties. By partnering with a faculty or staff mentor, EIRs support their school in each of those four areas to help students grow into more socially and emotionally competent learners.
The EIR program is possible because of generous donors including the Shelby Cullom Davis Charitable Fund. |